Pentecost: Tongues of Fire and the Birth of the Church
In Christian tradition, the day of Pentecost is traditionally understood to be the birth of the church.
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HPUMC Kids at Home for the week of June 1
Instead of just surviving the days, we want to help you make the extra time you have at home meaningful and fun.
Racism is not compatible with Christianity
We choose to leverage God's provision of influence for the greater good. That's what Christians do. Racism is not compatible with Christianity. It is a sin that hinders our relationship with Jesus and prevents us from bringing the kingdom of God...
An update on HPUMC’s reopening plans from Rev. Paul Rasmussen
HPUMC is working diligently toward the goal of being back in the church in early August.
HPUMC Youth has big plans for the summer
Starting on Sunday, June 7, HPUMC Youth is going to allow smaller groups of 25 people or less to meet in-person.
Rev. Matt Tuggle offers a Commencement Speech for the Class of 2020
This time of year, high school seniors are usually making tons of fun memories with friends, graduating in front of their families, and looking forward to whatever the next year may hold for them. While much of that remains true, the current...
HPUMC Kids at Home for week of May 25
Instead of just surviving the days, we want to help you make the extra time you have at home meaningful and fun.
Full of wisdom: A tribute to Wesley House seniors
In life, this is what we dream of — being part of a group of people where we feel known and we belong.
How to use the Acts Bible Reading Plan
On Monday, June 8, HPUMC is starting a new Bible Reading Plan — The Book of Acts. It’s the story of the movement that changed the world.
HPUMC Kids at Home for week of May 18
Instead of just surviving the days, we want to help you make the extra time you have at home meaningful and fun.